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Max Mosley wins privacy suit

The Max Mosley privacy judgement has been handed down in favour of Mr. Mosley. Here’s a link to the award.

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Posted on July 24, 2008Author Dan MichalukCategories UncategorizedTags freedom of the press, max mosley, privacy tort

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